You can configure the JSP10Servlet with an errorPage init argument
which points to the page that should be returned when an error
occurs. See the ServletExec User Guide for more info.
Paul
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Subject: handling http status codes in apache/servletexec on solaris
hello all,
does anyone have an answer as to how to 'catch' all http errors (like 404's)
within apache/servletexec when the file requested isn't an .html extension?
i know within apache, the ErrorDocument configuration can be set to handle
these, however, if a non-existent .jsp is requested, the servlet container
takes over. help?
CJ Smessaert
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